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To: stocksbnice2me who wrote (5398)	8/21/1998 10:53:00 AM
From: JZGalt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Can great success be achieved with NASDAQ picks? I think you should read the book a little more closely before selecting stocks on the NASDAQ. The AIM methodology seems to work best when a stock is very unlikely to go out of business, or be replaced in the niche it currently inhabits. This is my interpretation of the way to select the stocks that are AIMable. Consequently some NASDAQ stocks would be suitable for AIM portfolios and some I would avoid. Pennystocks would not be in my world of AIM. Perhaps you could read back thru this thread and see some of the discussions that have taken place regarding betas, alphas and volatility. ---- Dave PS, I have a copy of an AIM Excel spreadsheet but I have lost the instruction sheet that goes with it where the credit is given to the original author and cannot forward it without that. Sorry. I believe you will need at least Excel version 7.0 (Office 95) to use the "sheets" in this example.